Internet Solutions (IS) has placed an MPLS point of presence (POP) in Hong Kong.
CorpIT has introduced a hosting service for small, micro and medium enterprises.
In today`s technology roundup: Firefox browser available for download today, CA launches anti-spyware range, and global vendors are pushing grid storage.
Online payment gateway WorldPay will no longer offer its service locally next year.
Women across the country are being urged to take part in the upcoming Cyber Dialogues to speak out against gender abuse.
In today`s technology roundup: Tesco is latest iTunes challenger, record entries for IBM/Linux competition, and Doom 3 voted "ultimate game" of 2004.
The first Digital Planet Kiosk has been launched inside Look & Listen`s Fourways branch.
Super routers are capable of meeting the processing demands created by faster line speeds, says Graham Vorster, CTO of Duxbury Networking.
In today`s technology roundup: Hackers re-open stolen code store, Napster phone downloads available - with a catch, and NHS signs Microsoft licensing deal.
The biggest impact deregulation will have in SA will be on the price of telecommunications services, says Neil Macdonald, chairman of Hymax Telecoms.
TelkomInternet has responded to complaints about the abuse of Internet usernames and passwords by claiming it implements checks and balances to ensure credibility.
The East African Community will host the region`s first e-government workshop in Tanzania later this month.
In today`s technology roundup: A survey finds Mac OS X is most secure and Linux least secure, PalmOne to run Microsoft?, Apple disables iTunes plug-in, and musicians perform first live phone gig.